In the diagram of the lateral view of the human brain, parts are indicated by alphabets.
Choose the answer in which these alphabets have been correctly matched with the parts which they indicate
- A = Temporal lobe, B = Parietal lobe, C = Cerebrum, D = Medulla oblongata, E = Frontal lobe
- A = Frontal lobe, B = Temporal lobe, C = Cerebellum, D - Medulla oblongata, E = Parietal lobe
- A = Temporal lobe, B = Parietal lobe, C = Cerebellum, D = Medulla oblongata, E = Frontal lobe
- A = Frontal lobe, B = Temporal lobe, C = Cerebrum, D = Medulla oblongata, E = Occipetal lobe
The Correct Option is C
Solution and Explanation
D = Medulla oblongata, E = Frontal lobe
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Concepts Used:
Nervous System
The nervous system, often known as the neural system, is a sophisticated network of neurons dedicated to the transmission of messages. As we progress up the food chain, the neurological system becomes more sophisticated.
Functions of Nervous System:
The nervous system's most basic job is to govern the organism's movement and to influence the environment (e.g., through pheromones). This is accomplished by transmitting signals from one cell to another, or from one body component to another. Signals that travel to muscle cells cause muscles to contract, and signals that travel to endocrine cells cause hormones to be released into the circulation or other internal fluids to cause the nervous system's output.